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Transforms and Probabilities is a mathematically based paper under the main subject of Applied Electronics. It is based on statistical predictions and probability factors that are mathematically computed. Models and theorems are developed depending on the accuracy and success of the computational procedures and relevant areas. The syllabus is aided with extensive use of graphs and scales for plotting scores and probability distributions. Topics that are heavily relied upon for the validation of the course in the academic program include algorithms, logarithmic scales, Laplace transforms, Fourier transforms, set theories involving Boolean algebra, partial orders, permutation and combinations, linear algebra involving matrices, Eigen values and linear equations, graph theory and its correlates, numerical methods like equations and integrations using Newton-Raphson method, calculus involving partial and total derivatives and different theorems, probability involving statistical measures of both descriptive and inferential types, variable study involving continuous and random variables and finally theory of mathematical relations.